Benefits of Lactic Acid and Skin Care

Most historians believe that milk has been used as a beverage about 10,000 years ago when animals were first domesticated.  So how does this information help you as the client when pertaining to skincare. Well one of the ingrediets in milk is lactic acid.  Lactic acid is a colorless natural substance, discovered over 200 years ago in fermented milk.  It is an alpha hydroxy acid, it is a gentle yet effective way in antiaging treatments, and is known for its ability to exfoliate dead skin cells gently or without provoking irritation.

Lactic Acid while sharing similar traits of glycolic acid is gentler on skin that might be sensitive. Lactic acid is known for its ability to diminish fine lines and wrinkles, reducing the appearance of age spots, reducing hyperpigmentation,improving skin texture, stimulating collagen production, and it also provided the added benefit of softening of the skin.

Cleopatra was famous for beautiful skin.  SHe knew about the properties of milk; she took baths in it. Add two or four cups of milk or buttermilk to your bath to help soften your skin. Skip this bath is you are allergic to milk or are lactose intolerant.

So schedule your Lactic Acid peel today for $45




Recipe for a Facial Scrub for Normal, Dry or Mature skin

Mix one teaspoon of powdered whole milk with one teaspoon of honey; gently massage the face with the mixture.  Rinse thoroughly with plenty of water.

Cranberries and your skin

Cranberries are the leading fruits in antioxidant content.  Also and excellent source of Omega-3,6 and 9.  Fatty acids improve collagen and elastin skin fibers, plus assist in the reduction of UV and environmental damage.

Simple Cranberry Facial Masque
1/2 cup frozen cranberries
1/4 cup of coconut oil
2T honey
3T of ground flax seeds or ground oatmeal

Apply on skin in circular motion for a great revitalizing natural exfoliant...rinse off and apply moisturizer and sunscreen.